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Poster: zippy Date: Feb 25, 2022 12:58am
Forum: arpanet Subject: Re: Wayback to Arpanet etc..

There really weren't any web browsers way, way back. The first I know of was NCSA/CERN and Mosaic. There were some competing browsers early on. Predating the web by a few years was UMich's gopher service, a text-based information service browser. Brewster's and Thinking Machines' WAIS was another front-end for data services that was a bit like the web.

Besides that, it was mostly usenet, ftp and mailing lists before the web.
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Poster: AndroidGames Date: Mar 20, 2012 8:15am
Forum: arpanet Subject: Re: Wayback to Arpanet etc..

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Poster: 4/-ll|-|istory Date: May 25, 2003 5:35pm
Forum: arpanet Subject: Re: Wayback to Arpanet etc..

Really, I can't let this go unchecked... /-\s a native Minnesotan, I must point out that the University of *Minnesota* invented Gopher, *not* any Michigan University. You can read a brief history of Gopher here: http://www.thebee.com/bweb/iinfo15.htm Making sure history isn't rewritten, ~4/-\ll|-|istory *The power of the internet is its people.*
This post was modified by 4/-ll|-|istory on 2003-05-26 00:35:43